A South Korean coastguard ship carries to shore more bodies from the capsized ferry - and the end of hope for waiting relatives.<br/> <br />By Sunday the number of confirmed dead had risen to at least 49.<br/> <br />What's been referred to as a rescue operation now appears a grim search for more than 200 mostly school students still unaccounted for after Wednesday's ferry capsize.<br/> <br />Distraught relatives struggled with police as they tried to reach the presidential Blue House in Seoul to complain about the speed of the recovery operation.<br/> <br />(SOUNDBITE)(Korean) BAE SUN-OK, MOTHER OF MISSING STUDENT, SAYING:<br/> <br />"Take out my child, take out my child, please. I've heard they're all dead. Bring me the body so that I can see the face and hug my child. What am I going to do? They're probably dead already."<br/> <br />The ferry capsized with 476 passengers and crew on board.<br/> <br />Most were pupils or teachers from one single high school.<br/> <br />The captain and two crew members have been arrested
